Sentinel notice rates and mailing details for Clare Michigan
The Post Office Clare edition is mailed weekly as second class matter each Friday. Rates: $1.60 yearly to Michigan, $2.00 yearly to other U S points. Single copies 10c, display ads upon application. Liners and reading notices 10c per line, 5c per line after heading 10c. Cards of Thanks 25c per ten lines, over that 5c per line. Resolutions and poetry billed per line. Friends of DHE SHNTINHL request Judge Bates arrange printing by THE SENTINEL.
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Michigan
U. S
DHE Shntinhl
Bates
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Harrison Social Notes Reflect Wide Family Visits
Saginaw visitors Horace Payne visits his sisters Mrs. Jesse Allen and Mrs. Clara Smith this week. Numerous relatives from Stanton Beaverton and Bay City hail to dinners, vacations, and weekend stays at Harrison homes including Roths, Roths Sr., and Girdaren family gatherings. Several residents travel for army induction and cross-state visits to Cleveland Detroit and Mt. Pleasant, with trips to Traverse City and Oregon in progress.
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Horace Payne
Saginaw
Jesse Allen
Clara Smith
Robert Roth
Nelson Girdaren
Stanton
James Esch
Cleveland
Ohio
Herbert Buckingham
Louise Meir
Paul Gibson
M. M. van Every
Phillip
Mt. Pleasant
Bill Allen
Breckenridge
Fred Smith
Lyle Carey
Fort Custer
A. B. Carey
Beaverton
Ivan Smith
Clare
James Whitmer
Detroit
William Payne
Sarah Hagen
Harrison
Chet McClure
Kansas
Ferguson
West Virginia
Jack Ferguson
Theodore Butcher
Big Rapids
Hd Bruce, Jr
Joseph Brinks
Lake City
Sarah Scrimger
Dorothy
Marion Roth
Richard McCartney
Gladwin
Art Hamilton
Bay City
William Hibbard
L. F P. Leonard
Ben Carpenter
Robert Burns
Neil Kinne
Max Carey
Frost Township
Wallace Smith
St. Louis
Mynard Maybee
Barbara Bush
Glen Sherman
Kenneth Wilcox
Frederick
Dannie Hallgren
Bertha Schaaf
Elmer Atkinson
Jackson
Russell Sharp
Howard Pettibone
Chicago
Ruth Bellamy
Hartwick Pines
O. L. Smith
Upper Sandusky
A. W. Johnston
Pacific Coast
Frank Bolton
Anacortes
Washington
Midland
Hari Skinner
Dean Bucholz
Pinconning
Cecil Moss
Reed City
Russell Allen
Fredericks Clark
Oregon
Hermeston
Michigan
Leo Skinner
Lake
Bearl Skinner
Leigh Wilson
Grand Rapids
A. W. Johnstone
Gon
David
Ralph Miller
Redding Township
Atty. Theo. G. Bowler
Eastern Michigan Tourist Association
Mio
Karl Mavis
Loomis
Charles Amble
Bobbie
Karolyn
Traverse City
Harold Duval
Carl Rushton
Stapleton Cottage
Jake Woller
Wiint
Clair Stanley
Farwell
Arthur Smith
Alma
Ernest McCartney
Bancroft
Mary Conway
J. M. VanDeusen
Herbert Williams
Mra
David Rothana
Russell
McBride
Mys
Rovert
Frank M White Republican Candidate for State Rep
Frank M White a Farwell native with a Glare County farm for 32 years and a Marion general store owner seeks the Republican nomination in the September 15 primary. He served ten years on the council four as village president and twenty two on the County Road Commission. Your support is requested.
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Farwell
Glare County
Marion
County Road Commission
Hayes Agricultural Unit to Open School in Harrison
The Hayes Agricultural Unit School of Harrison will open Tuesday September 8 at 9:30 a.m. with Supt. Charles Amble guiding a faculty including Bennett Morrison Wellington Foell Keller Sprang Emery Gens and others.
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Hayes Agricultural Unit School
Harrison
Charles Amble
Paul Bennett
Samuel Morrison
Anne Wellington
Margaret Foell
Ronald Keller
Francis Sprang
Irah Emery
Anna Gens
Fern Keller
Leota Vanlivery
Victory Flower Show Sponsors Recognition and Awards
The Harrison study club hosted a successful 1942 Victory Flower Show with entries from Harrison and Clare counties. Barbara Bush led a patriotic miniature garden, while Mrs. Clara Titus won the blue ribbon for a musical bouquet display. Glen Sherman of Detroit dominated with eight awards across classes.
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Harrison
Barbara Bush
Clara Titus
Glen, Sherman
Detroit
Little Alma Cottage
Sherman
Clare
Andrus
White
Floral Farm
Harrison Study Club
Home and Garden Club
Clare County
Harrison Club
Diana Wilson
Malcolm Wilson
Births Report in Franklin Township Daughters Born on August 21
Mr and Mrs Burdette Reigle of Battle Creek celebrate the birth of a daughter Friday August 21. On the same date infant girls were born to Mr and Mrs Thomas Erskine and Mr and Mrs Floyd Brooks at the Erskine home within about an hour, Anna Maria and Hattie Rose Marie, both weighing about the same.
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Burdette Reigle
Battle, Creek
Harrisonites
Franklin Township
Thomas Erskine
Anna Maria
Floyd Brooks
Httie Rosé Marie
Erskite
Church Services and Programs Listed for Local Parishes
Clinton Hilton leads Sunday School at 10:00 a m with 11:15 a m church services and 8:00 p m evening services. West Wednesday special services at 8:00. Young People meet Fridays. Latter Day Saints with Elder David Bailey hold Sunday School at 10:30 a m and services 11:15 a m and 8:00 p m. United Brethren Church under Ernest Burk hosts prayer at 8:00 p m Thursday and worship at 11:00 a m with 8:00 p m evening service. Congregational Bible School at 10:00 a m. services 11:00 a m and aftercare activities 6:00 p m and 7:00 p m.
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Latter Day Saints Church
David Bailey
United Brethren Church Harrison
Ernest Burk
Clara Smith
Church Bible School
Gherles van Blarcom
Tunis Hnteavor
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Feighner & Parish, Publishers
Onal Editorial Association
Harrison News
Betty Herr
Frank M. White
Frank Bush
Carl Peters
Fred Schaaf
Peters
Don Schultz
Lansing
Little Alma
George Bradbury
Bill Wilson
Harry Marshall
Frances Lee
Earl Skinner
Flint
Roy Allen
Wallace Allen
Roy
Clare County Cleaver
Packard Defense Plant
Bolton
Ben Bolten
Frank
Bolten
Ana Cortes
Ervin Mather
Gladiolus
Miles Darling
John Kemmis
Bloom
B. F. Hampton
Anna Joos
Ott
Marigold
William Vreeland
Asters
Glen Shayman
Petunias
Vastursiums
Edgar Bringman
Harl Wilson
Edgar Bringian
Joe _Newbound
Dahlia
Zinnias Patty Lee Carey
Big Brother Brand
Little Brother
Victory
Fox School
Church News
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